Storm the courts.
Clark flopped like a pro. Maybe she’s trying to get into acting as a second career?
Clark flopped like a pro. Maybe she’s trying to get into acting as a second career?
Court storming should be punished
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Your libertarian beliefs applies to trespassing on private property?
That’s not libertarian , it’s anarchy
Sure you’ll refer to anyone charged as “hostages” next
Yea, total flop. Should have gotten T'd. No one answered my question though on the 3 point shooting flopping that Copeland from Syracuse has perfected. Can they call a flop for falling down when shooting a 3?
Yes
Hinson has been called for it
It’s clearer if a kick out is part of it to initiate contact though
The court is not
so there is no restrictions about who can be in the court at anytime , including during a game ?
You’re flat wrong
As usual
| • | Guests should sit only in their ticketed seats and show their tickets when requested, should not stand on seats, should not stand in the aisles, should not enter the playing area and should not throw any items onto the playing area. Consequences for guests who do not adhere to the Code of Conduct may include, but are not limited to: seat relocation, loss of ticket buying privileges, ejection from the facility without refund, letter of warning, and/or arrest. Students involved in such activities or other disruptive behavior will also be subject to disciplinary action through The Ohio State University Student Code of Conduct |
Men’s Basketball Gameday Policies – Ohio State Buckeyes - Ohio State
MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY 2010-11 Ohio State Men’s Basketball Season Best Fans in the Land Our attitudes and actions not ...
Did OSU punish anyone?The court is not
so there is no restrictions about who can be in the court at anytime , including during a game ?
You’re flat wrong
As usual
• Guests should sit only in their ticketed seats and show their tickets when requested, should not stand on seats, should not stand in the aisles, should not enter the playing area and should not throw any items onto the playing area.
Consequences for guests who do not adhere to the Code of Conduct may include, but are not limited to: seat relocation, loss of ticket buying privileges, ejection from the facility without refund, letter of warning, and/or arrest. Students involved in such activities or other disruptive behavior will also be subject to disciplinary action through The Ohio State University Student Code of Conduct
Men’s Basketball Gameday Policies – Ohio State Buckeyes - Ohio State
MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY 2010-11 Ohio State Men’s Basketball Season Best Fans in the Land Our attitudes and actions not ...ohiostatebuckeyes.com
I never said there were no restrictions.
Btw, since when did students celebrating a big win represent "anarchy"? Your usual silliness.
The moment they enter the court - which explicitly banned on every ticket
Just like its on every other ticket at every single event.
As i started the thread stating violations should be punished - including following the team to their next game-
it seems your comprehension is terrible as always
its okay - ya got to prattle off your buzz word salad - and when proven wrong with evidence - as usual - ya build another straw man .
you stated you dont want the rules enforced because of vibes
Which is literally the definition of anarchy “
“a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority or other controlling systems.”
Words matter - now sit down , old man
Anyone remember in the early days of 3 rivers and Heinz when there was about to be a huge upset -
They’d literally bring out police on horses to prevent anyone entering the field - plus making multiple announcements to not enter the field ?
Yeah , me too
The Oakland Zoo has never stormed the court - and they seem to be having plenty of fun during wins .
I was never proven wrong about anything in this thread. Honest to God, I have no idea where you get your ideas, other than your massive and undeserved ego.
Rushing a court/field is right there with not wearing seat belts. People should know better today.
Had a good friend at the bottom of this mess.
A few years later, I believe the field was also stormed for the last game at Pitt Stadium against Notre Dame.
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong with the details.
He’s detached from reality on a regular basis
Facts < ncpitt vibes every time
Trespassing. People who have gone onto courts and fields in the past have been arrested and convicted for it.
Florida H0319 | 2023 | Regular Session
Summary (2023-06-06) Interference With Sporting or Entertainment Events [Chapter No. 2023-195]
Passed in Communist FL.
Was anyone arrested for trespassing at OSU? Can you point to an example of what you claim?
Silliness.
"Covered event" means an athletic competition or practice, including one conducted in a public venue or a live artistic, theatrical, or other entertainment performance event. The duration of such event includes the period from the time when a venue is held open to the public for such an event until the end of the athletic competition or performance event."Florida H0319 | 2023 | Regular Session
Summary (2023-06-06) Interference With Sporting or Entertainment Events [Chapter No. 2023-195]legiscan.com
Passed in Communist FL.
Court storming occurs outside the defined event period.
It was all of two weeks ago, so it probably somehow doesn't count in your demented worldview.
That can't be right!
Look! Another one!
At Chase Field, 24-year-old Gabriel Holguin was arrested and thrown in the Maricopa County Jail during Game 3 of the NLDS.
He was charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct.
Holguin is scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 1.
In Arizona, trespassing in the second-degree can be charged as a class two misdemeanor, which has a range of punishments including probation and up to 4 months in jail. A fine can also be levied.
Disorderly conduct is class 1 misdemeanor, which is punishable by up to 6 months in prison and $2500 in fines."
At Chase Field, 24-year-old Gabriel Holguin was arrested and thrown in the Maricopa County Jail during Game 3 of the NLDS.
He was charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct.
Holguin is scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 1.
In Arizona, trespassing in the second-degree can be charged as a class two misdemeanor, which has a range of punishments including probation and up to 4 months in jail. A fine can also be levied.
Disorderly conduct is class 1 misdemeanor, which is punishable by up to 6 months in prison and $2500 in fines."
And another
As the fan was being hustled off the field, the public address announcer reminded the crowd that anyone running onto the field “will be arrested and taken to jail.”
As the fan was being hustled off the field, the public address announcer reminded the crowd that anyone running onto the field “will be arrested and taken to jail.”
This one happened at a Pirates exhibition game
Police did not release the name of the fan, but he was charged with assault, trespassing and causing affray, according to Topkin.
Police did not release the name of the fan, but he was charged with assault, trespassing and causing affray, according to Topkin.
Here's one from the other side of our state
"Violators are subject to ejection and possible arrest."
Last season, Twenty-year-old Luke Lulevitch, of Wallingford, Pennsylvania, ran on the field during Game 5 of the World Series. According to nbcphiladelphia.com, Lulevitch faced charges of criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, disrupting meetings and defiant trespass.
"Violators are subject to ejection and possible arrest."
Last season, Twenty-year-old Luke Lulevitch, of Wallingford, Pennsylvania, ran on the field during Game 5 of the World Series. According to nbcphiladelphia.com, Lulevitch faced charges of criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, disrupting meetings and defiant trespass.
Seriously, do I need to keep doing this? Because it's obvious that someone who thinks that people who storm the court/field cannot be arrested for doing so have no idea what they are talking about.
Again.
Again.
